Despite storming into the tennis spotlight following her miraculous title win at last year's U.S. Open, Emma Raducanu refuses to take the same approach when it comes to coaching appointments.
The 19-year-old has been training without a permanent coach since she ended her five-month partnership with Torben Beltz in April. She recently made her clay-court debut and advanced to the second round in her maiden French Open appearance while working with several consultants courtesy of the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA).
Raducanu has only three weeks until she returns to Wimbledon, where she made her Grand Slam debut last year. Speaking ahead of her grass comeback at the Nottingham Open this week, the prospect continues to give off an air of calm when quizzed about her coaching conundrum.
